Veterinary Parasitology is a compulsory and core course of the Veterinary Medicine, Animal and Plant Quarantine and other related majors. This course is mainly composed two parts: one is the introduction about the morphology, classifications, biology and ecology of various ectoparasites and endoparasites of domestic and wild animals, and another is the delivery knowledge of the epidemiology, clinical symptoms, pathogenesis, immunology, diagnosis, prevention and treatment technology of parasitic diseases. The parasitic disease is one of the national statutory animal diseases and its learning also constructs one of examination contents of the National Veterinary Licensing Examination. Moreover, Veterinary Parasitology is the essential knowledge for undergraduates whose major is Veterinary Medicine, because their studying will contribute to animal health breeding and prevention and control of animal parasitic diseases in future careers, also such major knowledge and skills are necessary for licensed veterinarian so that they can better guide animal husbandry production, human health and promotion of public health, etc.
Perface
Part One: IntroductionChapter One: Parasites and Hosts
Section One: Classes of Parasites
Section Two: Classes of Hosts
Section Three: Routes of Host Infection
Section Four: Parasite’s Harm to Hosts
Part One: IntroductionChapter Two: Epidemiology of Parasitic Diseases
Epidemiology of Parasitic Diseases
Unit One
Part One: IntroductionChapter Three: Diagnostics of Parasitic Diseases
Section One: Immunological Diagnostics
Section Two: Molecular Biological Diagnostics
Part One: IntroductionChapter Four: Prevention and Control of Parasitic Diseases
Prevention and Control of Parasitic Diseases
Unit Two
Part Two: Key Zoonotic Parasitic DiseasesChapter One: Zoonotic Fluke Diseases
Section One: Schistosomiasis japonica
Section Two: Clonorchiasis
Part Two: Key Zoonotic Parasitic DiseasesChapter Two: Zoonotic Tapeworm Diseases
Section One: Echinococcosis
Section Two: Pig Cysticercosis
Section Three: Bovine Cysticercosis
Part Two: Key Zoonotic Parasitic DiseasesChapter Three: Zoonotic Nematode Diseases
Section One: Trichinellosis
Section Two: Angiostrongyliasis
Unit Three
Questions and Answers_Three
Discussion_Three
Part Two: Key Zoonotic Parasitic DiseasesChapter Four: Zoonotic Protozoan Diseases
Section One: Toxoplasmosis
Section Two: Cryptosporidiosis
Part Two: Key Zoonotic Parasitic DiseasesChapter Five: Ticks
Section One: Ticks
Unit Four
Part Three: Key Parasitic Diseases in AnimalsChapter One: Key Parasitic Diseases in Cattle & Sheep
Section One: Fascioliasis
Section Two: Coenurosis
Section Three: Monieziosis
Section Four: Haemonchus contortus
Section Five: Mange of Cattle and Sheep
Unit Five
Part Three: Key Parasitic Diseases in AnimalsChapter Two: Key Parasitic Diseases in Pigs
Section One: Sarcoptes scabiei
Section Two: Ascaris suum
Section Three: Isospora suis
Part Three: Key Parasitic Diseases in AnimalsChapter Three: Key Parasitic Diseases in Avian
Section One: Avian Coccidiosis
Section Two: Leucocytozoonosis
Section Three: Dermanyssus gallinae
Part Three: Key Parasitic Diseases in AnimalsChapter Four: Mange of Rabbits
Section One: Mange of Rabbits
Unit Six
Part Three: Key Parasitic Diseases in AnimalsChapter Five: Key Parasitic Diseases in Dogs & Cats
Section One: Fleas
Section Two: Mange of Cats
Section Three: Heartworm Diseases
Section Four: Babesiosis in Dogs
Part Three: Key Parasitic Diseases in AnimalsChapter Six: Key Parasitic Diseases in Giant Pandas
Section One: Baylisascaris schroederi
Section Two: Chorioptes panda
Unit Eight
